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Midshipman James Aims son of Mr and Mrs Jamas Adams of S01 42nd St Midtesboro serves aboard the radar picket destroyer USS C. Cecil. He studies at the Institute of Technology in the Fleet FHTNC.
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1956
Page
1
Two Area Soldiers Train 7 in Germany
PFC Charles Thaler, son of Mr and Mrs Radenthal of deHiva, and PFC William E. Middleton, husband of Amanda Middleton, of Gray, recently took part in a field training exercise held by the 7th Field Artillery Battalion in Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles 4. Thaler
Mes. Radenthats
deHiva
Willian E. Mid Tipton
Amanda
Pares
Burley Middicta
Gray
Pyt Gecil A Gross Takes Special Training Course
Gecil A. Gross, son of Mr and Mrs George C Gross of Verda, attends a four week training course with the 1st Infantry Regiment at Camp Lejeune North Carolina. The program covers all phases of combat training echoing basic camp instruction and graduates will be assigned to permanent duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyt
Cecil A. Gross
George C. Gross
Verda
1St Infantry Regiment
Marine Corps Base
Camp Lejeune
N. C
Sla Vong
Montgomery heading overseas in rotation to Europe
M-Sgt. Arvel E. Montgomery, of the 8th Infantry Division at Fort Carson, Colo., is scheduled to depart the United States in August for Europe as part of Operation Gyroscope, replacing the 1st Infantry Division in Germany. He is the son of Wrenders Hubert Montgomery of Route 2 Toase Hill, Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arvel E. Montgomery
U. S
Europe
Sergeant Montgomery
8Th Infantry Division
Fort Carson
Colo
Iunfantry
Germany
Enders
Hubert Montgomery
Tose Hill
Kiser Blaming Wetherby For Department Troubles
Frankfort reports Bert Kiser accuses former Gov. Liner verce Wetherby of highway department failures. He cites stone in driveways and misused equipment for private roads, naming Rowan and Harlan Counties. Wetherby unavailable for comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Bert Kiser
Highwey
Balon Rana
Rowan County
Kiser
Linerverce
Wetherby
Harlan
Highway Department
Jo M. Ferensen
Ier
Indig
Harlan County
Harten County
Egnie
Daniel Bail Pope
Pope
Uighway Department
Br. W. BP
Cawood
Marion Howard
Warran
Howard
Buttermore
Little Creek
Cumberland Plans For New Student Orientation Center
Cumberland College announces the Frestaznan Orientation Program starting Wednesday at 9 a.m with tests counseling and a brief study skills course. A new Student Center opens around September 29 offering a dining area seating for about 133 and a bookstore. E Sheils notes record-breaking incoming class and facility strain. Vernon Martin joins faculty as Assistant Dean of Men and teaches History and Social Science after completing graduate work at the University of Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pla. Jones
Cumberland College
Boswell
E. Sheils
Vernon Martin
Oad
Efe
Martin
University of Kentucky
Hospital Notes At Middesboro With Dismissals
Hospital notes from Middesboro show admissions and dismissals. Names listed include Sandra Smith and Jody Parker from Tazewell, Mrs. John Seale, Mrs. Vernon England, and Charles L. West among others. Birth mention for Mrs. Vernon England. Clry appears fragmented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middesboro Hospital
Civnic
Trene Cupp
City
Sandra Smith
Tazewell
Jody Parker
John Seale
Rose Till
Elmer Lurber
Harrosate
Aes
Charles L. West
Arthur
Vernon England
Clry
Obituaries for Mandy Miller and Lota Taylor
The obituary notices report Mandy Miller of Fern Lake area died this morning at 10. Funeral arrangements are at Cawood Funeral Home. Lota Taylor of Lil Gyewood Road Mid dlesboro died in Louisville General Hospital Wednesday. Funeral services set for September 2 at 2 23 pm at Thankful Baptist Church with Rev. B P Jon officiating. Burial at Lynch Cemetery. Pallbearers are family friends. Taylor was wife of William Taylor. Also noted is the infant Wilder, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wilder of Pathfork, born at Pineville Hospital yesterday. Survived by parents grandparent Mrs Reece Wilder and Mrs Carl Lee Pathie. Funeral at Savior’s Re Lerrial with George Eads officiating. Clwood Funeral is in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mandy Miller
Fern Lake
Seemon
Cawood
Lelar Taylor
Alrs
Lota
Taylor
Lil Gyewood Road
Middlesboro
Louisvill General Hospital
Thankful Baptist Church
Jon
Duvial Wil Lynch
Pallkesters
William Taylor
Baker Funeral Home
Wilder
Ed Wilder
Pathforkesterday
Pineville Hospital
Reece Wilder
Cay
Carl Lee
Pathie
Local Social Roundup At Little Sycamore and Middlesboro
Residents and visitors share an active weekend with hospital news and family gatherings. Claude Mallicoat and others host and visit relatives including Parkey, Nunn, Lewis, Davis, Callins, and Dotson while Rose Ann is introduced to the community.
Not One of 95 County Tax Assessors In Tennessee Has A College Degree
A Tennessee study finds that none of the 95 county tax assessors hold a college degree. The report questions qualifications for the political job, noting most assessors work part time, earn around 3240 per year, and many have no higher education beyond high school. Some have pursued further schooling, but few exceed basic schooling. The piece highlights varied assessment rates and a notable case where a newly appointed assessor added value to rolls before facing reelection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
Tigre
Easis
Hig Selmol
Poly Ams AR
Muinne
TN Ome
Scater
Pineville Area Social Notes Highlight Regional Visitors
Pineville and nearby residents record a week of visitors and travels. Rob Walden of Ne traveled to the Carolinas, and Jenny Lawson and Mrs Richard planned Florida returns. Several families hosted relatives from Ohio, Kentucky, and Louisville, while others visited Memphis and Richmond. A mix of gatherings, guest stays, and local events filled the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rob Walden
Carolinas
Jenny Lawson
Richard
Werthesiay
Florida
University of Tampa
Harry Nadler
Chtren
Miseo
Bonny
BI Preennany
Bill Frenman
Bark
Eugene Stanley
Arlan
Mobert Stanley
Paul Biondricksen
Tayloa
Stet
Nora Baker
As. L. G
Ohio
W. S .Baker
Iral Winkans
Roberta Wilson
Louislie
Wls. Daker
Orville Dyehg
Louisville
Ben Walker
Ronnie
Barberton
Initia Lee
Baker
John Clinton Lifford
San
Lifford
Memphis
Roc
Lilfers
Wol
Davis
Billy
Jerec
Janis
Oak Ridge
W.S. Baker
Vernon Partin
Dayton
Parti
W. S. Baker Jr
Michael
John Wilson
Wilgun
Tinsley
Thomas Mills
Sidney Hicker
Virginian Avenue
Thom Mills
Classified Ad Help Promises Quick Antique Sales
AUNT means the sister of one's mother or father of givabaunt Gerace has left on valuable antiques that do not fit in with your modern decor, get buyers quickly through Classified. Ads. A phone call to 62 will epco neet you with a Wants Wk writer who'll phrase your ads for quick results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Givabaunt Gerace
Oldest Colorado rail engine on display at Narrow Gauge Museum
The Narrow Gauge Railroad Museum in Alma has the oldest rail engine built in Colorado, a vintage F83L, on display. This historic locomotive highlights early Colorado rail history and draws visitors to Alma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almosa, Colo
Colorada
Visitors and Guests Stroll Through Gain County Homes
Array News lists Mr. and Mrs. Paul Taylor and Margaret Amny with Paul and Dorsey Dean of Hamilton as visitors to Mr. and Mrs. William Jackson in Gain. Others include Mr. and Mrs. Luther Oliver of Manchester Kentucky visiting, Mrs Ohie Brand ing of Highpoint Ohio hosting, Berni Tier and children Patty Sue Jetie Ann and Bobby visiting with M. M. Jackson, Ernest Miller recovering from illness, Charles Sivats and Harold Herrell guests of Annie Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Taylor Arilehihirer
Margaret Amny
Paul and
Dorsey
Hamilton
Ohie
William Jackson
Luther Oliver
Manchester
Kentucky
Ohie Branding
Highpoint
Ohio
Berni Tier
Patty Sue
Jetie Ann
Babby
M. M. Jackson
Ernest Miller
Charles Sivats
Annie Jackson
Harold Herrell
Ghia
WLML
Jackson
Gibson Station Residents Return Home After Visits
Dr Dan Bingham and sister Mrs Cora Wells along with Serena Shusher returned to Dayton Ohio after a week with Mr and Mrs Henry Hoskins and friends at Cannon Creek. The Hosking family were visited by Jack West Maggie West Cal Petty and others with several local gatherings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Bingham
Cora Wells
Serena’ Shusher
Dayton
Ohio
Henry "Hoskins
Cannon Creek
Jack Went
Maggie West
Cal Petty
HC. Hosking
Fila May Cosby
Tazewell
Air
Hayres Ant
Jack West
Cumberland
Sid Mya Bruce West
Mukgie West
Jim Marsh Uoward
Hyr
H. Hoskins
Curtis Balanclesons
Douglas
William
Gregory
H.C. Hoskins
Local social notes mix visitors and weddings across towns
Geel Fela and Mes Palle of Clear Creek attended a social event at Coverings Chinecy in Tagowvell alongside Mrs Kerns Parsifal of Vineville. Crosstown visits include Parsifal Los Mes Catvie Darhany at Dille-Ville and Miss Elerie Debian Guess of Mr Goo. ARS Hattie Durban Sumlay Evening hosted by Mr and Mrs W. Cin Campbellf Ch Fork tet Gerage. Cecil Fultz and Amily Creek joined Morgan Chinkwell in Teeewell last weekend. Ste and Mrs dromer Collis of Blackimont were guests of Mr and Mrs Lewis Wilder Sunday afternoon. Juanita Duncan, Ant Duncan, Wallin Wilt Opal Duncan and son visited. Miss Alice Jane Napier of Middlesboro visited Buddy Parrott briefly. Mrs Cliftocd Hurst and family of Ponza were guests of Mrs Marshall Siler Saturday. Junior Hurley of the USAF at Columbus, Ohio, visits his parents as he transfers to Germany for duty. The Rev Cecil Fultz family moves from Clear Creek Springs to Campbellsville Kentucky for college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bho Tey
Geel Fela
Mes
Palle
Clear Creek
Camberhane Assielatiaur Nively
Chinecy
Tagowvell
Kerns Parsifal
Vineville
Catvie Darhany
Dille- Ville
Elerie Debian
Guess
Mr. Goo
Ars Hattie Durban Sumlay
Cin ‘Bell
Pineville Road
Go Campbell
Cecil Fultz
Amily Creek
Morgan Chinkwell
Teeewell
Aouk. Ste
Dromer Collis
Blackimont
Lewis Wilder
Juanita Duncan
Ant Duncan
Wallin
Opal Duncan
Beatrice Lawson
Barbourville
Alice Jane Napier
Middlesboro
Buddy Parrott
Cliftocd Hurst
Ponza
Marshall Siler
Junior Hurley
USAF
Columbus
Ohio
Haseiie Hurley
Germany
Mars
Jota Laws Angra Pautine
Hlogh
Meredith
Dexter Rawlet
Frankie Las
Christine
Woolung
Flext Baptist
Hineville
Bradley Cheek
Brenda
Letha
Middlestore
Clifford Miracle
Detroit
Michigan
Marshall Sil
San Mertin
Lucretia Siler Sas
Sim
Myrtle Durat
Pana
Clear Creek Springs
Page 101St
Campbellsville
Kentucky
Local Kentucky Social News Highlights from Miracle and Hosking Families
The notice lists numerous social visits and guests in Kentucky, detailing a long string of families including Miracle, Hosking, Wilder, and Moon relations. It notes dinners, weekend visits, and gatherings across East Pineville and nearby towns with many relatives from Silas Miracle, Goebel Hosking, and Joe Robbing circles attending events and hosting relatives.
Gas and pipeline firms push multi‑billion U.S. projects
A rough OCR sketch shows gas and pipeline companies moving toward large U.S. projects with reported investments around 31.6 billion dollars, signaling heavy spending on interstate constriction and energy infrastructure amid market shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mie
U.S
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Tri-Staters
Collins
Donna Ramsey
Route 1
On States Naval Training Center
Bainbridge
Maryland
Iatiddlesboro High School
Pyt, Gecil A. Gross
Sgt
A. E. Montgomery
Overseas
Wis
Bultermsre
Claude Matlicoat
Ars
Will Smmitt
Oregon
Bill Cook
Joe Lewis
James’ Lewis
Thea Davis
James Lewis
Robert Callins
Ross Buell
Delia Baker
Edna Nunn
James ‘Parkey
Rose Ann
Bil Ramsey
Stanley
Billie Sue Dotson
Henry Dotson
Lawrence State
Fielden
Leonard Sucker
Es Vannay
McDaniel
Claude Mallicoat
Mary Jone
da Nunn
Jam
Shell
TSS Oas
Press Suif
Dasevicle
Eile
Lamong
Dasesemediis Caine
Pineville, News
Tommy
Richmond
Bell Canty
Widerness Road
Bereath Hehor
Viola Hansen
Puedes
Sieppell
Mize
Wi Fares
Atlss
Mable Birch
Dan Cabband
Blinky Woolum
Vooand
Minervaiss Tansen
Ae Eran
Abs
Herman Moore
Sington
Mtr
E. T. Jones
Calaipa
Norma Smith
Mis Eve Smith
Richart Golden
New York
John Mills
Gellen Bell
Pineville
Middleshare Garden Belt
Pine Moontain Stars- Lodge
Nigit Sito
Billy the Kid
Robert Taylor
Tow Cameron
Ray Mindleton
Frank Lovemoy
Colmar
SUN
McConnell
Alan Lan
June Allys
Glenn Fore
Dorothy McGurge
Middlesborg Hardware CO
Array News
Gibson Station
The
Ner Enacow
Inte
Saa Pies
Rae
Glenn Ford
Ong
Ernest Borgnine
Rod Steiger
SUBAL
Voletie
Felicia Farr
General Banking
the Commercial Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Miracle News
Joe Robbing
Aogie
Sladen
Willan
Oye
Genily
Herkham Uosking
Pamela
Ake
Etter
Kerudy
Vishal
Mahonny Gil
Silas Mirvele
Chinde Fewduivksan
Jerry
Briday
dIrs
Gogbel Hoskins
Eugene Miracle
Ron
Tat
East Pineville
Kerticky
Titan
Mia
Claude Newlick
Som
Hilas
Evans
Geekhany Hoskin
Jobirii Miracle
Oseae
Cuamberland
Ken Stucky
Goebel Wockins
Deanna Kay Amd
David Bart
Hhif
Millaed "Shanty" Wilder Ain
Carbon Glow
Silas Miracle
Hockham Hosking
Paul
Quierts Pace
Mix
Annie Jones
Claude Tendsickson
Sid Funy
IL UH. Davis
Fort Bleom
Eldren
Manring Theatres
PELE
Paramount Presents
William Holden
Deborah Kerr
Perlberg
Thelma Dewey Ritter
William Redfield
Willian Perlberg
George Seaton
Lucy Harndon
Cracker Histon
Capris
Tall
Larned
Secret
Mre Tee
Ine At
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